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Chinese Hackers Boost Cyber Security Stocks

June 19, 2015

As the tech-driven Nasdaq continues its strong 2015 run, already up nearly 9% YTD, one particular sector continues to make headlines for its huge gains: cyber security. Thanks to newsworthy security breaches of celebrities (Kate Upton), corporations, and most recently, the U.S. government, cyber security stocks are on a momentous rise.

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In Politics, Stock Market, Tech, Telecommunications, World Tags Palo Alto Networks, FireEye, Government, Internet, Security, IoE, America, China, Stocks
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Race To $1 Trillion

November 11, 2014

A recent report filed by Colin Gillis, an analyst for BGC Partners (BGCP), predicted Google (GOOG) would beat Apple (AAPL) to a $1 trillion market cap valuation. In the past decade, the two tech companies have overtaken all Silicon Valley competition, and solidified their top spots as industry leaders. Currently, Apple has a market cap of roughly $640 billion, while Google maintains a $370 billion valuation.

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In Retail, Tech, Telecommunications, Stock Market, Markets Tags Apple, Google, Cisco, Exxon Mobil, GE, Intel, Mobile, Software, Electronics, IoT, IoE, Growth, Fundamentals, Stocks, Investing
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Google's Android Watch

June 26, 2014

For two days in June (June 25-26, 2014), San Francisco hosts Google’s (GOOG) largest developer conference of the year, Google I/O. This is where Google unveils its newest technology and developer tools. Today, Google started the festivities with a 2.5-hour keynote address. Here are the highlights and possible game-changing technologies that Google plans to release in the coming months.

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In Entertainment, Millennials, Retail, Social Media, Tech Tags Google, Motorola, LG, Samsung, Wearables, Electronics, Android, IoE, Mobile
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The Internet Of Everything

May 29, 2014

Last week, tech giant Cisco (CSCO) beat quarterly revenue estimates by $120 million and beat earnings guidance by $.03. Cisco issued its results in the late hours of May 14th, prompting an after-hours trading surge of Cisco stock. After closing at around $22.80 per share, Cisco opened on May 15th at over $24 and is now priced at $24.82. Additionally, Deutsche Bank upgraded Cisco to a “buy” rating, with a price target of $30.

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In Social Media, Tech, Telecommunications, Stock Market, World, Apps Tags Cisco, Deutsche Bank, AT&T, General Motors, IoT, IoE, Internet, Electronics, Analysts, Stocks, Investing
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